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Bill making format for Shipping

Hi. Let me show you how to easily create a commercial invoice. As an example, let's say that I'm an exporter based in the USA and I'm shipping a 20-foot container of furniture products to my customer in Australia. So, at the top, I select my exporter, I can select from my pre-saved list or click create new to create and save new company details. Let's select ABC exports. Then, I select the consignee from my list. Please note that not all fields are required on this document. Method of dispatch, by sea. Type of shipment is FCL. And here, I can enter the vessel and voyage number. Port of loading is at Long Beach. Port of discharge, Sydney. I can enter the date of departure... ...and the final destination. On the right side, I can enter my invoice numbers and dates. I can enter the bill of lading or by reference or internal reference if I need to. Country of origin, United States. Country of final destination, Australia. Terms of payment, let's say, 50% deposit, balance upon bill of lading. Enter the marine insurance number or letter of credit number here. Then, I enter the products into my invoice. I can select the products from my pre-saved list or click Create New to add and save new products. When I select a product, all of the information will show in the invoice, I just enter the quantity. Add more products as required. Bottom, I can add any additional charges here. This may be for any additional freight or other surcharges. On the left, I can add any additional information. Let's say, 20 days lead time after deposit. Add any bank details here. Then, I select the IncoTerm, FOB at Long Beach and select the currency, US dollars. Then, I sign and date the document here. Place of issue, Long Beach. Date. Signatory company is my company. Name of authorized signatory is my name. I sign the document with my mouse here or if I have already created my profile signature, I just click use profile signature. I reconfirm the document number at the top... ...and that's it. Click Save and the document will be created. On the left here, I can preview the PDF document and it will show exactly as I created it on my screen. I can click here to download or print the PDF document.